If a women is having continouly bleeding in a month during her period what is the reasons for that

Ahh one of THOSE questions. Well when a woman is having her period, there is a cycle occurring in her body, which causes the bleeding. "way up there", there is a lining called the uterus. Basically, for a woman to become pregnant, she needs to have a fertilised egg (im hoping you know how this happens). This fertilised egg settles in the uterus, which is where it grows into a baby. Keeping up? Every month, the uterus distintergrates, and this is why the bleeding happens. The uterus is a bloody lining. I hope this helps.

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Originally Posted by Ginny Finny

ahh one of THOSE questions. well when a woman is having her period, there is a cycle occuring in her body, which causes the bleeding. "way up there", there is a lining called the uterus. basically, for a woman to become pregnant, she needs to have a fertilised egg (im hoping you know how this happens). This fertilised egg settles in the uterus, which is where it grows into a baby. Keeping up? Every month, the uterus distintergrates, and this is why the bleeding happens. The uterus is a bloody lining. I hope this helps.

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I think they are asking why they are having bleeding CONTINUOSLY for a month at a time...

That would be something best discussed with your doctor I'm afraid, there are too many things that could be happening to try and diagnose yousrself.

But it did say DURING... argh so confusing